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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
TALK .seuT TATTeessa.
3 "FrsfssssF' Tells Nk~s Eesszaes - ths
T.ttsssa L>d8es-Wsr kse~1lsctie1s-

4 ~FrsfssssF9 Telss Nk@s Eesszass - ths
Tatssosa L@d5es-Nsr kss~xlsctiezs-
A prosrisas s.srofssssrr N tks att q tat
toolEx was fs~zasx ~ sxss oy Fopsrtef
tas osaer e2y, s@ssiis sagsge1 IL pscksas .
fxurs 81 Hssrsy upss ths s~ek 81 = s<iksr ia
snswex . q series Of Z 1sstlsns tie prefsussr
said: # have fsllewsa tkas eus4Esas tor
thirty years s.s have slwsYs n4a&s a gooi
living 81 H. Nv receipts rfsz xaESb -
October ct tsAs year amounted 70 sl,s13
Fairly goos bus.s~ss. isat ~ Ny 2atrons
come fro4 az Glasses Of sssisty. Merchants,
lawyers, dsctsrs, clerks, men exSsges "A
every walk ef life csrls hsrs 20 % oeoexstea
tafooo large sansser 81 ladies' slso. s,ozss
sf them eoEae here N car1rsgss closely velss,
ezd 4 never sss kRair fec~s Lovers sszs
here frsSusatly 20 De marked with emblsxs
of fidelitv | have nssy curious cssss
brought 70 ssy retce ih rhis way. remefn-
Der one in paxsscslsr. IL was daring the late
war / was wll+ .Ss Army OF tAe Potomac
at the tire, t&tJ4so.sg tBe soldiers right and
left with Hnxrxs bf Identification young
man came into ny tsst one DAY leading BY
ths hand girl They were sstrothed 1
picked tae girls nsme-Asry BGrss-over
the mans heart, snd his naRe-Thorss
Smith-0ver ksrs Later in the war the man
was killed His body was idsstifed by this
mark, and his sweetheart gave aim respect
able burial TIE girl has received many
Offers OF n2rrisSs 1 am told, but that name
over her hezrt keeps her true 10 tne mefaory
Of thesoldier
Altar the war" he continued. ''my busi-
ness was slack for time until Constantine,
the Greek, made his appearances in Bsraum's
show. He was 2rst discovered as mate Of
sailing vessel which lay in BeStoa harbor
with carse Pf fruits and spices from the
Mediterranean His face only was tattoced
then, sut Barr 1um engaged him, had his ell
tire body prifked with fantastic figures by
Jack Florencelef Boston, invented tee story
of bis exile among ssvages, and exhibited
him with great saccsss. l saw nay chance
and went intS the same business. I turned
out tattooed women far the diBee nauseums
and travelling shows as fast as was able.
They invented stories OF shipwreck, exile and
marvellous rescaes with all the horrible de
tails they could imagine. tt paid well for
a time, but the public discovered the fake
and tattooed ladies are now a drug in the
market
What becomes Of theml Why, they
marry, OF course, and sottie down Annie
Grace OF Philadelphia, one OF my most sue
| cessful works of art, after earning $50 n
week in the exhibition business, has married
sman worth at least Sl90ooe. Little Ma
mie, another protege Of rine, is married to a
fine gentleman worth ~, 90, and / have
heard that two other girls whom / have
beautifisd have done equally well IL takes
| from six weeks to two mentks 70 go over the
whole figure artisticauy, and the cost of the
| completed work amounts to from $3.50 TO
| $500. A single design costs anywhere from
| g. to s25."-New York evening Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A reporter met On the Streets n BiTming-
ham. Com. 6 short f5ae ago 8 man who
was telling cianas from wagon An inter
view with bis developed the lzct that lie
claims 70 "a tie lasf G the noble e be ~
Pequots. vto in ta~ esTiy 6sys 81 he settle
lne1l-. or~rViea tte cra4strv slr@rt wbere
If.cafsls nyz stsnas Isa mans n2ae il
Trurns- nrsslev He is net fnll kioo3ea.
t,st clai rs fs ta t~o t5srfs l1dszn. His an-
Fesrsncs s ~ iases MS cia'n Es ssanas
over s.r set tslI s. s1ra1zs.. broad sb1ui-
dered ens nrruzsa 20 = csVpsFY fss BIS
evrS .rp ha-f ses o-eo - Hia eke-af
fcnes srs eni1srt Sis js~s EsFask srs
powerful. h.- f-~rsead Icw anS froe6 t.s
hair graz ana - aas - sesra n cezrsr-
sstsop via a1s &c rtpeTtsf issfnss ibsf se
slsfEas - - ree s1le fsir - tee FeosSss sud
skers is s. ssla 10 trazf fee tserr, -kich
= sew ss 6as 80 - ~ fF8~fe s9ps assl tg
fhs {a<Fs q - sspeE - oosYt q Isfessseid
coansr hsw wa ar7v = t&e zexf lsFlsls
f7-s fo- tss = ~. suss.ttixz ks pr0o<s fsF
ts~ lrzp<S "a 81 tss ccsen.lttee h6Ti1e 80
rnafeer r. gs--.ss~ feFk E4e1x Saa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Love songs are plentiful with the Afghsns,
trurh whethor they are acquainted with
love is rather doubtful Wor1sn with The
Afghsns is purchsssbss commodity. Sse
is not veoea and eFo, with her own consent;
she is bought froEs her father The average
price of young and good locking girl is
from about 600 to SEQ rupees To reform the
IDEAS Of an Afghen upon that matter would
be de<pcrate task. Whom Said Ahmed. the
great wahss leader, the prophet les<ssr and
king OF the Yusufzsi Afgks1s, tried 20 abel
h the marriage by sale Us rewor fell Ct
cu-e. BE kaG 70 See FOR MS lie. AID died an
cu 'aw. There is DO song IN the world - sad
I'D diszsal as that which = sung . the bride
by hor friends. Trey come e cSsgTss1late-
20, 20 coDsole her, like Je7hshs's dagghtcT
thsy 90 70 her. sitting iE to-ncr, ss9 ting;
You remain ssstissfs a corner AID cry fer Is
3 hSt can We - scf yols
Your father hss received The roncy.
All of love that the Afehaa knorS is 5asl-
cf1zv. All crimes are said n have fkssr csass
10 one Of the three zs-zsr zAnin or z5n--
money. earth ct women. To third s.. n
fact. the Eost frequent Of the tArse CAUSES. -
ContempcTarv Review
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The NoDtensgrlns sre entering tos field "a
emisrsnss Whether -. crop - nes pow
de- AT Is their stsPle article q expoff5 has
fsiie5. or whether the seas thsf canse tbs de-
msnd for i have diInfn isbea Is not clear. but
certain II Is that the people 81 the n1ounts in
principally ere inclined 10 leave tl,ei1 rc,rfs
in such numbers as to csgse Prince Nlcboiss
70 fear dsy wk~s be hail 10 longer have
man left - govTn. Perhsp. toe Monte
negriBs ~ b. putting IN an sypesranos In
Csstss Garasn 0as ~ tbsse days Tlpev are
aIi IN favor of allowing women a. large n
sphere ss she wants. u - be that soc vii
Only work m T. n was ore ~ them 70
WHOM q fss~slsr. Observing fbs voaseD bo<-
ing sel6 With ho~s bui TIVE feet Ia she han
die sad:
why - yos make th. women ~ors with
e8ca ftsois IS tBstf
Reossas Is makes tie n1c1's bacfe ache =
answered tbs fre< horn son ~ ne Blsok
Fssgrtsfn.
aBuf doe4 r not uake TIE wo1Den's h.cEs
srns tzor
On. tbsv rss sss1 70 it. t---Cous1anfiropls
Cor AeN 81 frlfL2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A considerable number ef officers Of the
Odessa garrison. chiefly first ieuten2nts and
captains Of conasniss. are suddenly evincing
n rsTnarlSabIs selicituae 10 acquire a prsc-
tical knowi-dgs Of English. Several military
acoasintances Of mias whom | have aues-
ticned on tie subject would not admit the
fact. which have uow learned by accident,
that tie war rpisistrv hss recently offered
an incentive to givsa number Of these OIL
cars in the shape of increased pay and rank
50 soon as their proficiency IN our lsnzuags
is proved was naturally curious enough
% inquire a Htee further, bit The marked
rsticrace Of my military friends AZ once
proved - me THAT certain amour. II se-
crecv hid been imposed upon th-ra. A cap
tain Of artillery sdmitted. ho-sver. 20 me
shat he and his fellow niIisary students q
FrrIlsh ante psteSf that their promised PRO
notion would - b tTanserrsn-s % the
T-auzcasp5an or eastern ksis.ic divisions
WITH an advance OF rank --Oaessa Cor. Lon
den Tsrrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

How can the lower snirnal be taught, TIE
best animals must first De separated from
their Kind. those showing the highest men
tslty mated with each other. Their offspring
must hs a. carefully taught. as ia the baby,
such mere elements Of knowledge as they are
best enabled 20 scquire. The descendants
through successive generations and through
yesrs. IL necessary. must receive the saule
diligent attention and teaching that has al
vaucsd the mentality Of man. That the lower
animal Of himself has been unsble to acquire
knowledge by experience to such an extert a.
man is no reason why we should despair of his
ultirats emancipation. Shall tae lower ami
NAL talk n have shown conclusivslY that
many lower animals have knowleSgs above
instinct greater in extent than sbose men
who are unlesTned. then il IS proof pre-
sumptivn that some naefhod can be discovered
by which they can communicate with us
What theT know
have 10 method 70 clrer. shall be con
tenf - 50 present my data that those more
familiar With the Io~-r animals can effect
the result I viii simply suggest that If soma
one II wealth win bequ-ath al0o. 600 70 him
who shall open Communication with the
lower animal world. some dog. cat OF bird
may. are long. break The silence of a<es ard
teach his companions t,e method In this
article ouly simple fats. plairi7 Obvious -
al, have ben advanced. The subject j. 40
Serious snd hurnsae y is import that =
single psychclogiesl theorv CT rss-ark border
ing on a kohhy or saytAing thar resSs Ike
= new tcctrfne cr "iszn or sav attempt as
philosophical SesiacfioSs frora the ssfs al
vsnc-i in connectisn vita this. would rs.in .
god rsuse. sr6. perhaps. turn 4 tc risiesslc
LET thoS- Nho have an rlass strive - asv.rrs
their nientsi xoca sri efadlts-e th-sr sacs,-s
sr.asis. ins@--at haists A i-esnt. ~eu hr-s
lever sussssl is = far t~rtsr ri;issn saan "a
inherent. 81 nserae7ef rsrser - Wis'sa-a
Ho~ea Es'leo n the Norts Arsers An Bs.
s..s,r
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
THe sEsRs oF PERSIA.
Astfsisxsrs ~ad Ihsr t1a9snce An al
De1~~k&s - fAe shah.

Des~~lss a fAe shah.
The Esoaalsa, ~ s<tresossE, u a power in
Persia. Hs is recognized az . aasp ~ SCI
saos. a nasea Der - a learned pgsieSsiea The
chisf ssszsloxsr is hsss osart afhees, from
whose raLAx there N ns srsssl far AS ss-
sslons ars b..ssa upon kns~4eage ts4f il
communicated dsrectls tTSlD tse starr Thus.
n be decress thai tss @4slsne ef tes 1EtssEse
naust not ss2r1 on q AgarknG eIPs<ation On
THURSDAY, bsrt that Lsif .a hosr alter snid-
pight On SATURDAY. xl4 ss tAs forIlnsIe hour.
be Is sbls ~ give irrefrsgsbls reasons tsr his
conclusions by showing that SaturB ~ in the
ascendant IA oAk osss, ~kIls Oh Saturday
Night, a. the precise time EaoEi ioHed. there
VIII ~ = fappr Goa j1actloE Of enlss-
II another Astrsiaser Is consulted. he viii
give the same story. Every hour ia the o.y.
snc every nsyin tse year, is tiassTworke4
cat as fortunate, indifferent on miucky ia
the aStrol0sers toofs of f&te
Besides tsese calendars they hsse a. their
stock IN tfsse plumb line, leysi. a oelss-
tiai sphere aae an astrolsse fss as.ro-
labes are IN the form Of a gigantic wstea
snd are often be4atifuily made Every large
town contains AT least two astrologers. and
they are very far from being poor A Per
sian may bad an assrologer very useful.
especially il he be an o6icer and desirss 20
esaae sens responzt - Thus. suppose q
provincial governor Is o-oered 10 the capital
and that he does not want 70 go, WAT more
powerful reason fer delay in starring taan 10
reply lat be is waiting for a fortunats hour.
and WAT easier than 10 induce the ssiroiogef
10 isii Ia mud ole! Ia the meantime the Of
hcer has time 70 sdninister the necessary
brloes at court, and tss STERN blows over.
Isnkksfa, tossing UP. or the drawing OF
the lot, Is done with "a rosary. A boaA i.
grssped at hapha1ard: coed, bad. .'in-
different" IS sjaculsted at each bead. iiII the
big terminal one ix reached, and that decides
the question. Answers ars given in,conveg-
sstlcn, bargains are made or refused. and
serious acts are undertaken under the x7.id.
snce Of tais formula. Another wny Is to
thrust knife into the Ice ves Of the K Korsa or
one OF the posticsi books azd be auiass bv
what rs found al TIRE place The OWNERS are
real quacks and gain their SUCCESS by work
Inc On tAs fears Of the people Tie guilty
party in scandal or criminal inquiry la his
neryousaess is provoked to DO soras act that
brings about has deteetios.-Popalsr Scionce
MCEthly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Ioeslnx up unsan.oion. r.onls.

More care ssosIid se taken by the police in
the locking up OF persons brought in from the
streets 10 sn unconscious condition. The po-
liceman always assumes that a nlsn lying on
the street. without sense or motion. is drunk
The hcodluIn wagon is summoned, and the
limp form carried 70 the calsboose and
hustled into a call In the morning the pris-
cner fails to respond to the call TO come out.
He is dragged cut. and thcn it is found that
be is dead. The police report reads ths. "a
chrocic druckard was picked up on the
street yesterday in an unconscious condition
and taken to - station. During tae
night Re disd Of alcoholism The coroner re-
turned a verdict in accordance with the
facts Now ths fscts may be that tsere vas
no alcoholism in the case. There are hun
dred causes that viii reduce person 20 IN
Consciousness Cften the man picked up
should be taken - the hospital in an aHsbu-
lance, and net - TIE caleboose in hoodium
wagon. Thesr csses src q such frequent oc-
currence ss 30 warrant serious attention.
During tie heated term there were 2 nouioer
Of such deaths In Sew Tork city there Is a
qualified physician at e-ch police station 70
guard sEsiHst inst S1ch accidsnts.--D CAB
Carson IN f4iatsf}szecg-s1
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

"Wils ~ . ssafios 0n thr Igrel Hisr =
sfpri Admiral Fsrrsgpt ysss vfsssz ~ -
fs-fT q fss Fanbsst - 8st 49, f>rfn Sc -
from tie cvuuisE Ozs ssy q bset ~ern -
1siinhs.eax issisis< ssz sss sssa s>sss = sns-s
sus sbsi : fns ss>~f. erfsssiit sre sv~euf =
T. ssesrd AoSasrsi Farr1<us sf@ 49, = ?
vsre tbsa F1ski1s fHs fsfulrr euf - -
spse<.os ana rsfs 81 hosre ~ = 80 -
cosrs8 nser ~ f3Hs Lam ~ ssr Asz =
u5artsr - this besf sha rsaas-s1 = -
t<fs1si ~ kns~ eaEsaevt in q "a - !.
iss H. e3a - ses here - ft.sf< fls fss -
- srrcects q - kiaF ei6 sftfif4. =
ara Iaarslss fsess ss fe6o~s ~ a
asfsF1i wN 9n tes $50 of - ff
1sssel - "a sF ezE3kszssst So 80 :
enc .t<il vsfe fyins s~.1fs z-ss 80,
i.r-si wrsi3 dbek hit soas z1en -
ftzfs t2s shs,k reBste. wEfn
- ser rac-s tbs 8eck oshs sd es1 ~
sns - tne nss1i-zl tarusa ., sfse..'.g ssiI
als. g saS ~. sss-F. .rsss en- = <sacs Gsh
ais EbfT Ger kfsexlyn E.Ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Tie daTs * zceeslal vssiF-s srs aes
ovsr. tzs1Es - slzr@s kas sscoEs vsTv
Fisk7. 8aa ss sr-s1sign - sssz7zsTx Ter sa-i-
i1z resrss hss r-s~ ~ sosss vaET go
voyages lstsv f'ne tSs nzos- fsrtrzsts
~ -zT~ q So dag. = Cast Esz,&ry. - -
Es~ p Er& staaE VIA - Ora. was h1s
5.lss rsf1rees Fsss a. t<e 81 axa sesas -
81 p csa esrry. iIe aeanel,Y gaze a~sT fvr7
sasiss tk&t ksz crs~ ~ : - - rssaf =
czass hss s~n <scSzrs rec7 49, fst--lSs~
: oFk CeEzzzs<.< A4zera-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

n G. Ihsxfoa. tee tax collector q Butts
count. Ca. Ass IA ais possesiea copper
souvenir q tae lste Confsdsrscv. II is sbuut
the SIZE n = ccrper csnt- and - oss sise Is =
Coufsierste asz ~ ths center. znd sr7u1i it
srs ths letters. Oar Saz ard ta@ dste. lssss
On tbe CHR Sde a. the ~o~es. = any ore
st-epyf n tssr is down sasce h.1s On the
spot. ~th ths wor5 "Dlxs@~ n tbe csatsr- -
Cks-sso Views
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

TIE Argerf.ae Renal1iic i--ss sstsl Z .s0.s 20
AZ 80 F.saf ex~cs el ~ Faris 81 SO Ar
ae~ Vvs ~ tee 27sez ir Souta Azir~s-s =
-, ce~i1eflffris c~ea - ese ws~ts f-r
fnT s-aert ra si1c 81 Brencs Avrss - -cse
a. -ses f..efiffo D~rss ara frzsshe1 cv
t-le - te<lF1t ef tte r-r7 s3le II
var.oas ssunsrie& -Csscszo Esas<
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

3 faA ftfEee Eszl orsaertsa n on 80
-oas frpn ssf~rt F1f<>e - krrz11 a
r.'rsFsgTt - ff1ts~~s rlii4tssae ~ 81 ttr
t.s.s ~ aht D,astk p.e r. s-zxn H. tf
tv se rsnstiioss - stfr~f, - N r--z =
- srsif - conoss - - GrEse< ~ 81
IsaiaHfEuf ie4tes iu fhe f,<>r ~ zlp1 - -
fi-sad s~s< ~ fte bisss--i>r <sns~s ~ -
be@x srsvinv fuE hee~- .s-s s-~n mv<4 A.
D&a<s1--Ssrsxz L<ts~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
DIZZINESS

TT Iesa.s<. ssl<ss ess wssscssa aHs
are "a gszrx - ts< = ss<t ssz<.lz
zke fesenss assers Il l2s lz-,ls
3fs ~.szs VI fsslisss nnszplsye4
Errss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

fdalbe nsgsDspeft sre reliiuz stteHfior %
f,e facz fsst izss Ie1alf lr<iss,s srs sisueb-
testrr aez~ ~ vsslese is. isT ~ slsslr hi.-es
Ih<F fern fsTctt cc~eriag nslee - cssin-
~ ssa 0YfEe - d>es t0vsrs cornrnon
csntel 9en<rsisy asef rs~fns sas - tbeir
vc-s e tnorsa zhis sssf sir.s@d every sns-
Fzasl s>zyeef vlssa - s2te~ ci-rie y kijl-a
Tse 8. rtr - as asFed = p1f ssor 50 tsus
s,anx-trg f - arc .se~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

TsrncEzt pers. fsliasrs,s. s nss7'T
f-- tzrase IS rx1s zs1ve S. rx. Ner
ye-x. tsf 50 stsa e 3 SO zcrss. -hile -
sszsz< AS ss4 s<z=s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

A -ssn csssp fsrflEses - 49, e~ovzs
kss 51ss feeT dizer rs7sa scar CzsEzosfsE, tas
eswpl~s q EaksvnA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
A USEFUL DISCOVERY.
A Blacksmith Yields Copper M
Easily ns He Does Iron.

VERONA, Pa, March 1l,-What
constant study aud exhaustive expert
ment on the part Of scientists for hun.
bred ears have failed to accomplish,
and which has even deflsd the action
OF electricity, a jourAeyman black
smith Of mis- place claims to have euc-
ceeded in doing. This is the welding
or fusing OF copper. Whether his dis.
covery tau be turned to practicaluse
is yet to be demonstrated, but he Ger.
tainly Yields copper rs completely and
perfectly as he can iron. The ina.
bility to manipulate this invaluable
metal in this way hes made it as ex-
pensive as it Is indispensable in the
mechanical arts. Copper Pipes are
not made as iron or brass pipes are,
but must be worked out OF the solid
metal by boring and cutting--a pro-
cess tedious and costly. Copper
rings TO fit over pipe joints or cyiin-
ders must be cut out OF solid
squares Ct copper. The FASH
Joining OF necessary copper
attachments of this kind is
accompanied by great waste, and cop
Per Whste cannot De Rmelted into
masses to be worked over again with
any assurance that they can be util.
lied, for the least impurity In the
metal destroys its value. Tn rs lie
but one way to repair break or de-
feet in copper pipe or vssstA, ard
that is 10 braze 1t or solder brass ur-
on IL. BSaGlng is a delicate aud ted.
ious operation, and a workmen NAV
spend an entire day In succe@fuIly
intending a defective copper attach.
ment or uiensil.
To weld copper, consequently, has
been something that neither time nor
money has bsen spared TO accomplish.
James Barns, a Scotch blacksmith
en- ployed in the Allegheny Valley
railroad shops at Yerons, it now sp-
pears, has been quietly aud secret y
experimenting with the problem for
many years, snd has announced that
he has solved It. With bis ordinary
forge and teols, snd vial o! chem
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-12
Il. G. DUN g. CO.'S REVIEW
OF THE STATE OF TRADE In ALL
BRANCHES
For the Week-The Greatest Activ-
ity Has he en- "a mOnE Railway
and Grain Operat

New YoKK, March 1i.-R. g. Dan
& Co., Id their weekly review Of trade
say: The past week has bsen one If
great excitement smoug railway and
grain operators. There has been what
may be called Lars market, huctua.-
Ing widely with fatty contradictory
statements sent out every day. Cotton
has also been active, advancing a
qusrtsr with sales OF 6l0, 500 bales, and
coffee, with sales Of 425,500 bags,
Cluees az 1t began, as does oil, with
sales of 1900, 900 barrels. Provisions
and cattle are stronger, while wool is
weak, combiDg as well as fine wool
yielding to reduced demand. Ia all
markets for securities the great bar
gain for the control OF the Baltimore
and Oaio absorbs attention. From the
conf citing reports there emtrSes
srong suspicion that the transaction
pending is In the nature OF contract
for running arrangements, and not for
actual Gales, having for it's chief pur-
pose evasion of the interstate COM
merce act A completed barg lin OF
the kind reported would lifs prices
and create demand for some i'm
portant stocks. Wheat seemed to be
"eornered" at Chicago early Ia the
week; the immense combination,
which was said to hold
over 30,000,000 bushels, seemed to be
selling out on thursday. War rumors
were employed, as usual, but with lit
tie effect. Exports fer the PREVIOUS
week had been equll to 3,437,l56
bushels Of wheat from the chief Allan
tic ports, but purchases for expoit-a
very different ma.ter-have bsen
small since prices advanced. With
more than 10000, 900 bushels in the
country in excess OF all home needs
for the crop year, the chances OF
successful corner are not differing.
Sales reached 65,0l0,000 bushels; the
price rose about 2 cents for the week.
These lowering speculations, with the
prevailing real estate fever, came at a
bad time. Congress appropriated $751;
10000 lees iJr tie next fiscal year
than for the present year, while raw
enuss go much beyond Secretary M an
niDg's estimate, which means that
the Withdrawals OF currency from use
mutt be large. Industry is progress
ing well with the gradusl disappear
ancs OF labor troubles, The iron mar
ktt has a weaker look. The weak
nets In wool and woolens con-
tlnues, but cotton and cotton
goods remain strong. Some fail
urss Of consequence In clothing,
boot ard shoe, and carpet trades indi-
cate unsatisfactory condition, but the
demand for boots and shoes and for
leather at Boston Is reported improv-
ing. Dry goods buyers show more
disposition than usual to limit pur.
chases TO immediate wants, but the
demands for April are likely to be
largely anticipated this month on &C.
count OF the interstate bill.
The business failures during the
last seven days number for the United
States, 2S0; for OAnads, 81; total, 282, |
compared with 229 las week, $50 the |
corresponding week last year. The
increase over last week is mainly
attributed to Canada and the Bi ish |
provinces. A considerable increase
ID ALEC apparent in tho Pacific sta %
and in the South,
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Probate Court Sale
R E AL Il &T "A II E.

No. $40. K. DIN the Probate Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee-John League,
Administrator of the estate of Matte d.
Bolton, deceased, VS.. ". l.. Sig er OF al,
10y virtue ola decie e for sale in this cause
ID I will So |, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, in front of the Courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March H., 1857,
within legal hours, the following de- cribed
real estate towt: 81 66-l0O acres OF land in
The Third Civil District of Shelby county,
Tennessee, bounded on the north by lands OF
Mrs. Il. 4. Hoist, east by the land of -
Hill, on the south by the land of g. X.
Wynne, and on the west by the land Of -
Sigler, and more fully descr bed as follows,
tOwit:
Lot No. I, beginning at the northeast cor
ner o. the o iginal tract at a stake; thence
south 70 degrees west seven li1lts to Poplar
msrk-d D. .. T.; thence north 91S degrees
cas-. so links TO black gum marked s. g.;
thence south 20 dc iees 10 seconds west
126 BIO nOles to a stake SO links west of a box
elder; thence west 8 81 leo poles 10 stake
on the south boundary line; theuc south 81
degrees vest Al links to q black oak; thence
north 125 $40 poles to q staBe on the north
boundary limo "a jorhed locnst polnterl;
thence esst with sad line 81 27-l00 poles to
tho beginning, containing oDe-third OF tho
tract (10), fry-seven md Colt 0 acres.
Terms of Sale-0ne-half cash, the remain
Ing one half ON a credit Of welve months,
purchaser to execute note, and a lien will be
retained 70 secure unpaid purchase money.
This February IA, 1887.
p. j QUIGLEY, Clerk.
By Thomas B. Cren shaw, d. O.
John League and j p. Sykes, Solicitors.
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icals, which ID his secret, he Yields
copper 90 readily and 90
quickly Is he can weld iron.
He went to Pittsburg last
week, and in the presence Of Mr..
Scott, OF the Scott & Park Rolling
mill, demonstrated in that mill that he
could do the same thing with the
ordinary torres and rolls OF an iron
mill. He has scores OF specimens OF
welded copper which were fused by
his process. He says he needs nothing
but q hot enough fire, hammer and
his chemicals TO we'd copper at any
time and in any place. Burns's dis.
covery is to be given thoroughly
practical test by large Pittsburg manu-
facturers, and II 1t ia all that he claims
II 10 be it will entirely revolutionize
the manipulation OF copper, and make
Its application possible 10 many manu-
features where 1t is not now to be
thought OF.